Sentence examples for those conceptions from inspiring English sources

ELLIS WOOD DANCE In recent years, Wood has profitably concentrated on feminine power, addressing ideas about gender without letting those conceptions get in the way of visceral dancing.

Those conceptions range from the non-dualism (Advaita) of the 8th-century philosopher Shankara to the theism (Vishishtadvaita; literally, "Qualified Non-dualism") of the 11th 12th-century 11th 12th-centuryand thinkerlism (Dvaita) of the 13th-centuRamanujaer Mandva.

In the late 1990s, as a graduate student at Rutgers, she interviewed 63 siblings ranging in age from 5 to 17 to learn how they conceived of autism and to evaluate those conceptions, not for correctness but for their level of sophistication.

The Granma article said that the new policy, which also represents a sharp break because it will allow entrepreneurs to hire employees who are not relatives, was intended "to move away from those conceptions which condemned self-employment almost to extinction and stigmatized" those who began working for themselves in the 1990s.

However, it is unsurprising that whichever way we conceive of reality, those conceptions might be mistaken.

Therefore, the research questions for this study are what those conceptions are, and how they can be utilized in grading criteria for interaction design projects in education.

They only seemed so to those whose conceptions of the cinema were extra-cinematic; Godard, at the time, praised Resnais's film, with faint damnation, as "Faulkner plus Stravinsky".

Section 2 addresses questions connected to those changing conceptions.

For when the difference principle is compared with those "mixed conceptions" of economic justice that provide some form of equal opportunities and a social minimum, then the third condition for applying maximin is not satisfied (see above, sect. VI,A).

On those earlier conceptions at least many properties are causally inert, other-worldly, abstract entities that exist outside space and time; they are timeless, necessary beings, and since we cannot come into causal contact with them, our knowledge of them is problematic.

I think that all those stubborn conceptions about fashion add to the inferiority complex that I often notice in people who work in the industry.